Numerous Ohio Job Service cards show wide skilled pool
A Lorain County inspection reveals hundreds of Index cards in the National Reemployment Service filing bins. The records list workers across crafts from carpenters and bricklayers to teachers and cooks. Many hold bachelor’s or master’s degrees, including clergy, embalmers, nurses, architects, and artisans, ready for tasks or long-term roles.
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Ohio
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NRS
Rain County
Lorain County
Lorain
C. A. Gibbens
Coun
Frank M. Harbour
Peris
Throushout
The dictatorship eradicates pacifism and emotion
A terse report states the regime has crushed pacifist and emotional thought among citizens, signaling a harsh crackdown on dissent and internal opinion. The claim highlights a climate of fear and conformity under authoritarian control.
Newsboys Elect Officers in Spirited Ohio Election
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram Carriers Association held its annual officer election with lively remarks about politics and soda gifts. Joseph Horvath was named president, John Hines vice president, Arthur Gwin treasurer, and Carl Henke secretary. officers to be installed at the month-end awards banquet.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
Joseph Horvath
Seneca = street
John Hines
Wurst Court
Arthur Gwin
Cornell Avenue
Carl Henke
Kenyon Avenue
Organize New Club At Vincent School
A new club was organized Friday evening at Vincent school named the Vincent Boosters. Officers elected: Lester Handley president, John Heyslinger vice president, Emaia Shivak secretary treasurer and Mrs Nicholas Hartman advisor. Social committee chairs Mary Popovich with Anna Roth, Helen Futo, John Danesiko, James Hartman. Meetings set for twice monthly on Thursdays. Next meeting adjourned to November 14 at Vincent school.
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Vincent School
Vincent Boosters
Felows
Lester Handley
John Heyslinger
Emaia Shivak
Nicholas Hartman
Mary Popovich
Anna Roth
Helen Futo
John Danesiko
James Hartman
Merry
Stanislawski Elected At Grafton Council Post
It was mistakenly reported that Anthony Jakelsky and Ralph Stanislawski were tied with 20 percent each. Stanislawski won the seat with 221 votes while Jakelsky and C. Togshill were tied. A coin will be flipped by the board of elections to break the tie under election laws.
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Anthony Jakelsky
Ralph Stanislawski
Grafton
Stanislawski
Jakelsky
C. Togshill
Board of Elections
Noisy Davis Faces Quick Jail Shuffle After Release
Charles Davis known as Noisy was sprung from county jail at 7 a.m. after near four months for intoxication and hours later, at 11 a.m., placed in city jail on drunkenness charges. The report hints at political influence behind the Fas seism claim.
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Charles (Xoisy) Davis
Noisy
Errol Says Tragedy Makes Best Comedy
HOLLYWOOD comedian Leon Errol explains laughter pivots on misfortune. He argues tragedy plus natural genius elevates a performer, noting graceful timing and the impact of a dignified fall.
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Errol
Holly Wood
Leon Errol
Comedr
Auto thieves sought after car abandoned in Newburg and another car taken
Local and New York State authorities issued a broadcast for two men who abandoned a stolen car in Newburg and switched suitcases to Fox Branch’s machine at 246 Bath Street. Police say two men were seen transferring items Saturday night from the abandoned vehicle to Branch’s car. George Mersdorf reported the abandoned car on 18th street after Branch reported his car stolen from Oberlin road late Saturday night.
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New York State
Newburg
Fox Branch
Bath Street
Branch
George Mersdorf
18Th Street
Oberlin Road
Liquor charges listed for two suspects in city
State Liquor Inspectors McLaughlin and Boggs tentatively charged Thom as McBride of 12 West Avenue and Herman Holman of 5 West Avenues with selling liquor after they purchased a pint for 50 cents from each man. Arraignment in commer pleas court was set for tomorrow, said Police Chief E J Stankard.
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Thomas McBride
West Avenue
Herman Holman
West Avenues
McLaughlin and Boggs
Commer Pleas Court
E. J. Stankard
Untitled Reflective Note on Chaplin and Goodwin
The fragment discusses how Fields and Charles Chaplin shaped performance through pantomime and tragedy. It notes the difficulty of distinguishing emotions and references Nat Goodwin as a veteran star who appreciated tragedy, illustrating a shared theatrical insight across eras.
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Nat Goodwin
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PEEPING TOM DEPICTED IN TOLEDO INCIDENT
A garbled note describes a man peering into a windward area and annoying women in a local section. It mentions a cane carried by the offender and hints at a coverage by a publication. The text references a danger to privacy and public decency.
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Toledo
Farm Women Busy On Projects In Lorain County
Lorain county women start fall and winter programs through the agricultural extension service led by Miss Alice Bird. Sessions include nutrition guidance, Italian hemstitching, soap buying talks, and home dressmaking projects across several communities this week.
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Lorain County
Agricultural Extension Service
Alice Bird
Wellington
Byrd
Helen Wagner
Wallace Bear
Grafton
W. E. Saker
Grafton High School
Gulf Road
P. WH
Els— Ra Steres
Miss Bird Outlines Dress Value Considerations
Miss Bird explains the factors used to determine dress values. The remarks emphasize key features and criteria guiding appraisal or evaluation processes.
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Miss Bird
University Club To Elect Officers Tomorrow Meeting
The Ebrria University Club will vote on a revised constitution and elect officers for 1935 1936 at tomorrow's 8 p m meeting. Reorganization is planned and all former and current or one year college attendees are urged to attend at the Green Lantern on November 12.
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Ebrria University Club
Green Lantern
Harvesters Poisoned in Saskatoon Wheat Crisis
Harvest workers in Nokomil Saskatchewan suffer blood poisoning blamed on heavily rusted wheat. The report notes illness among harvesters as officials investigate crop contamination and potential health hazard amid labor unrest and political rhetoric referencing Lenin.
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Nokomil
Sask
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